Hello, all! I'm very new here, and I'm sorry if this topic has come up before, but are there any ways to remove your testicles that are cheap, or that could be done personally?

Ideally, I'd love to get a surgery from an actual doctor, but I don't have the money and I've had it with the polluting effects of testosterone on my body.

I've heard that many people who try to castrate themselves fail, and just end up bleeding a lot. I am more than prepaired to go through the embarrassment of a late-night emergency room visit if I can manage to rid myself of my testicles first.

I'd also be willing to try a cutter that was good at his work, but i don't have any idea where to find one, and I'm not going to start trouble here asking where they are.

If needed, I can provide some background about myself, if that would help.

Thanks, and sorry for such an annoying introductory post!

elysian (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2003 4:24 am I've heard that many people who try to castrate themselves fail, and just end up bleeding a lot. I am more than prepaired to go through the embarrassment of a late-night emergency room visit if I can manage to rid myself of my testicles first.

And wind up paying ER bills far higher then the $2,000 charged by Dr.Kimmel. Not to mention the risk of infection and other problems. Really, it is better and safer in the long run to save up the money for a trip to Philadelphia.

Andrew (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 26, 2003 6:02 am And wind up paying ER bills far higher then the $2,000 charged by Dr.Kimmel. Not to mention the risk of infection and other problems. Really, it is better and safer in the long run to save up the money for a trip to Philadelphia.

Well, woundn't insurance cover it? Or most of it?

Insurance will not pay for intentionally self inflicted injuries.

I'm not so shure of that, I work in the medical profession and see alot of patients with self inflicted wounds, and I do believe that insurance will pay, to what extent I do not know, and there is the possiblitly that some of the more obscure ones do not. Not certian on this but pretty shure.

Steve

Just a though but if i were you i would try chemical castration first than if you didnt like the resalts of castration it would be reverasable but i can certanily understand how you feel good luck.

Two thousand dollars isn't a lot of money. You can save that much working temporary day jobs. Andrew is right on this.

There are a number of herbal supplements you can buy over the counter in most health food shops that reduce, and though in my experience do not diminish the male libido. As I am not castrated, I cannot say how close the effects are to castration, but if you are going for a way of taking the tension off your sexual drive this maybe a good option.

There are medical drugs you can take, and the most popular on this forum seems to be Androcur, that stops the body from producing testosterone. I do not know how well it works and how well it creates the effects of castration. I think this is a question for Andrew.

There are many ways of destroying and removal the testicles, but many of the amataur attempts at doing this has ended badly. The best and most effective method of castration is to surgically remove the testicles by a trained professional. Of course some cutters are trained and knowledgeable enough to be able to do this as well as Dr. Kimmel, but there is no really way of knowing until after the surgery is complete. Although I have no idea what the going rate is to be castrated by a cutter. Out of interest, if anyone knows please post it.

In the short erm, herbs are probably the cheapest option. I buy my herbs at about £5 a bottle. The second cheapest would be to buy Androcur or a similiar product from a non-prescription based online pharmacy. But over time the bills will add up and it will probably be cheaper in the long run just to save up $2000 and be castrated by Dr. Kimmel.

All the best,

Leon

Leon (imported) wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:35 am In the short erm, herbs are probably the cheapest option. I buy my herbs at about £5 a bottle. The second cheapest would be to buy Androcur or a similiar product from a non-prescription based online pharmacy. But over time the bills will add up and it will probably be cheaper in the long run just to save up $2000 and be castrated by Dr. Kimmel.

Are there any online pharmacies that charge less than $100 for a month's supply? I'm an M2F, so I already get my female hormones online, I just haven't found a good place to get anti-androgens

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elysian (imported) wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2003 12:55 pm Are there any online pharmacies that charge less than $100 for a month's supply? I'm an M2F, so I already get my female hormones online, I just haven't found a good place to get anti-androgens

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elysian,

I really don't know. There have been numerous threads on online pharmacies with links to many of them and I think doing a search on the word 'pharmacy' on the forum is your best bet of finding out. Also do an internet search engine on anti-androgens, even if they don't turn up any suppliers, you will be more informed on exactly how they will effect you. This is what I did with the herbs I am taking. I also checked books on herbalism.

Best Wishes

Leon